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- 1Developer builds app that shows singers where they go off-key●Show HN: OnKey – I'm a bad singer, so I built an app to show where I'm off-key
Developer dsmurrell has released OnKey, an open-source app built after struggling with his own singing. The tool analyses a singer's pitch and shows exactly where they are off-key, so users can see their mistakes in real time. The project has drawn attention on Hacker News, where it topped the front page and drew hundreds of likes as commenters discussed the idea and its usefulness for amateur singers.
- 2Monkeys May Develop Germ Avoidance After Surviving Disease Outbreaks▼Some Monkeys Seem to Become Germophobic After Living Through a Disease Outbreak, Just Like Humans
Researchers report that some monkeys appear to become germophobic after living through a disease outbreak, behaving much like humans do after epidemics. The findings suggest that avoiding contamination, such as steering clear of dirty food or sick individuals, may be a learned or adaptive response rather than purely instinctive. The study is drawing attention for what it could reveal about how disease outbreaks shape behaviour across species.
- 3Peta releases video alleging monkey experiments at University of Washington●Peta releases video showing experiments on infant monkeys at Univ of Washington
Peta has published footage it says shows experiments being carried out on infant monkeys at the University of Washington, reviving scrutiny of the university's animal research programme. The release is drawing wide attention online, with debate focusing on animal welfare in scientific research and calls for greater transparency and oversight of publicly funded laboratories.
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- dsmurrell/onkey Learn to sing the songs you love. A free, open-source singing trainer for Mac that listens to the music you play.